Penguins

Adellie penguins use pebbles to build nests.

no

Most Probably An Owl, But If The Owl Was Small Like An Elf Owl, Then, Kookaburra. It Depends.

...you shouldn't mess around with Mother Nature...

Probably some species of bat.

He will incubate the egg for up to two months until the female returns.

The Emperor penguin does have a short spikey tongue. It is primarily used to help the penguin keep prey from escaping as the backwards facing barbs help draw the fish into the penguin's throat.

When they do come in contact with Orcas, which is known to happen to Adelie King and Emperor Penguins they swim fast, are very agile and when threatened get out of the water.

i think that the trachodon defended itself by its stiff tail

A penguin would make a bad pet.

Penguins are wild animals and as such should not be privately owned; they can become very aggressive at times. They require a very cool environment and lots of fish. Furthermore, most penguins are social and will get depressed if they are kept away from other penguins.

Killer whales, or orcas, eat both.

Polar bears are mammals, and as such are warm blooded.

king penguin have a secretion gland called "dumamay" this gland produce a sticky substance called "dochine". when face with danger this species of penguin will jump up in mid air for about a minute to meditate and feel asleep, resulting in being a meal for other creature...

Some animals that prey on puffins are different types of gulls, such as black backed and herring gulls. Other predators are foxes, minks, and human beings.

I depends on where you live. If you live in one of the states that are in the southeast, then no. The animals need to be in an enviromental similar to their own natural habitat. But if you live in the north, then maybe, but i don't know.

They return right before the egg hatches. She finds her mate by a song. The male (now very hungry from lack of eating incubating the egg) turns the newly hatched chick over to the female and goes in search of food. (An Amazing Emperor - Awake 7/22/00)

Different birds fly at different speeds, so this question cannot be answered until a particular bird is specified.

No, only five of the seventeen penguin species are.

do pengin have big eyes

No. To "can fly" does not make sense, but, if it did make sense, then ostriches, penguins, and other animals in the bird genes do not have the ability to fly.

Penguins are not extinct in general. However, I think many years ago penguins were in the verge of extinction because of fishing companies. Penguins eat fish so if too much fish is taken out of water penguins will starve. Also, people (some people who liked exotic food) ate penguins long ago. So the question isn't too matching for my answer. Sorry if you didn't understand or some kind of penguin is extinct. I was talking about penguins in general.

-Global Warming is the leading cause of the endangerment and possible extinction of penguins. The rise in heat on the planet's surface causes shrinking mass in the polar ice caps, particularly the south pole where 100% of naturally bred penguins habitate.

A most common is colic in horses, because horses are physically unable to vomit, any stomach or digestive problem can be serious with a horse.

The platypus has fur, not feathers.

Never. Polar bears live in the Arctic (north) and penguins live in the Antarctic and other places only in the Southern Hemisphere.